PRIZM Group and Bruce Lee Club have announced the revival of Bruce Lee’s Metaverse Home to commemorate the 49th anniversary of the martial artist's passing.

This initiative honors Bruce Lee's legacy in film history by using VR technology to recreate Lee’s movie, Crane’s Nest, and by unveiling various Bruce Lee-themed collectibles at the exhibition.

The projects aim to engage new generations with Bruce Lee's legacy and involve visiting his former home, recreating memories through the metaverse and NFTs. Three students from the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education are participating in the reconstruction of Crane’s Nest, which was demolished in 2019, now being rebuilt in the metaverse for fans to visit and experience events.

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s School of Design has been approached for content ideas, and Shannon Ma, a renowned computer graphics artist, is serving as the technical consultant. The completed project will be globally released on July 20th next year, marking the 50th anniversary of Bruce Lee’s death.

Additionally, the project will feature a replica of the iconic movie Enter the Dragon. Visitors will be able to share their experiences on social media, supported by various Asian e-payment platforms and Six Degrees, which are sponsoring the exhibition.

Wong Yiu Keung, chairman of the Bruce Lee Club, commented on the project, noting that the property had been turned into a hotel after Lee’s death and was once planned to become a memorial hall, though this was never realized and the home was eventually destroyed. The current projects, utilizing VR technology, aim to recreate Bruce Lee’s final trail and understand his Water Philosophy. Wong emphasized the collaboration with organizations and universities, including the involvement of young students, to continue spreading Bruce Lee's spirit to future generations.

Given Bruce Lee's enduring influence, the collaborative efforts of the Bruce Lee Group and PRIZM Group are expected to achieve significant success.